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Forcing a veto maybe has a 2% chance of snowballing into something that moves the needle, and there’s no guarantee of that much. Maybe the logic is this will keep the issue alive, where a veto would basically close it for the foreseeable future. Maybe the idea is that this has a 2.5% chance of snowballing into something meaningful. I have a hard time faulting the guy for picking one lottery ticket instead of another.

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I guess that’s fair, but it seems like they’d rather have had the vote from the recent citations needed news brief. I think it’s almost certain that Biden uses the lull to not change anything and let it simmer for a bit longer down the road.

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I can see a good argument for pushing the vote, too, but both options are long shots at the end of the day. If there’s no clearly better path, what is there to criticize?

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If that’s the case, he’ll bring the vote in the “near future”, with a republican house that would love to stick it to Biden

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